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In the past, setting up cloud infrastructure often meant clicking through endless dashboards, running manual scripts, and hoping everything was configured the same way the next time you needed it. Over time, that approach stopped keeping up with the speed and complexity of modern systems. Teams needed something more reliable, more repeatable, and easier to scale. That is where Infrastructure as Code (IaC) comes in. By defining infrastructure in code, teams can version, review, and automate the environments their applications depend on. Pulumi takes this idea further by letting you write infrastructure in the same programming languages you already use for application development, bringing both worlds together in a way that feels natural and flexible. This book is here to help you make that shift. We will start with the basics of IaC and Pulumi’s core ideas, then move into hands-on deployments across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Kubernetes. You will learn how to integrate Pulumi into CI/CD pipelines, work across multiple regions and providers, and take advantage of the rich provider ecosystem that extends Pulumi far beyond the major clouds. Later, we will explore advanced features, proven practices for writing clean and maintainable infrastructure code, and ways to enforce governance with Policy as Code. You will also learn how to migrate from other tools and put your skills to the test with real world style exercises. Each chapter mixes clear explanations with practical examples so you can apply what you learn immediately. The aim is to give you both the knowledge and the confidence to automate infrastructure for anything from a small proof of concept to a complex multi cloud production system. Who this book is for This book is for DevOps engineers, cloud engineers, site reliability engineers, infrastructure engineers, and platform engineers who want to explore new ways of managing infrastructure using Pulumi as a modern alternative to traditional infrastructure as code tools. It is also for software engineers at any experience level who want to expand their skills into infrastructure engineering. Basic familiarity with cloud concepts and at least one programming language will help you get the most out of this book. What this book covers: Chapter 1, Introduction to Infrastructure as Code and Pulumi, provides an understanding of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and how Pulumi enables managing cloud resources through code, covering core concepts, principles, and essential CLI workflows. Chapter 2, Creating Your First Pulumi IaC, guides readers through the hands-on process of building their first infrastructure as code project using Pulumi. Chapter 3, Deploying with Pulumi on AWS, guides readers through using Pulumi to deploy and manage infrastructure on Amazon Web Services. Chapter 4, Deploying with Pulumi on Azure, introduces readers to deploying and managing infrastructure on Microsoft Azure using Pulumi. Chapter 5, Deploying with Pulumi on Google Cloud, introduces readers to deploying and managing infrastructure on Google Cloud using Pulumi. Chapter 6, Deploying with Pulumi on Kubernetes, covers managing Kubernetes clusters and workloads with Pulumi, including environment setup, resource deployment, configuration best practices, scaling, and high availability. Chapter 7, Integrating Pulumi with CI/CD Pipelines, explains how to integrate Pulumi with CI/CD pipelines to automate infrastructure deployment, covering workflow setup, secrets management, rollback strategies, and pipeline security best practices. Chapter 8, Exploring Pulumi’s Provider Ecosystem, explores Pulumi’s support for multiple cloud and service providers, detailing provider setup, resource management, and cross-provider integration for unified infrastructure control. Chapter 9, Managing your IaC in Multiple Regions and Environments, covers best practices for multi-region and multi-environment infrastructure management with Pulumi, including environment- specific configurations, resource isolation, and staging workflows. Chapter 10, Managing Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Scenarios, explores multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure orchestration with Pulumi, covering benefits, challenges, and best practices for networking, data integration, and security across platforms. Chapter 11, Advanced Pulumi Features, explores the advanced capabilities of Pulumi, including the Pulumi ESC (Environments, Secrets, and Configuration), Pulumi AI and Automation API. Chapter 12, Writing Maintainable, Testable, and Scalable Code in Pulumi, applies programming paradigms and design principles to Pulumi IaC, emphasizing modularity, reusability, and best practices for project structure, naming, and documentation. Chapter 13, Testing and Debugging Your Pulumi IaC, talks about the importance of testing your Pulumi Infrastructure as Code (IaC) to ensure that your cloud resources are configured correctly, securely, and efficiently. Chapter 14, Implementing Policy as Code, focuses on using Pulumi’s policy framework to enforce compliance, security, and operational best practices within infrastructure as code. Chapter 15, Migrating From Other Tools to Pulumi, guides migrating existing IaC projects to Pulumi, covering framework evaluation, configuration translation, multi-language support, state management, and best practices for a smooth, low-downtime transition. Chapter 16, Tests and Exercises on Infrastructure Automation with Pulumi, provides practical exercises and case studies to reinforce the concepts learned throughout the book.